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"Underground comics" refers to independently produced comic books and graphic narratives that emerged in the 1960s–70s as a countercultural alternative to mainstream comics. As a category, it encompasses works that are typically self-published or released by small presses, feature adult or taboo subject matter (sex, drugs, politics, social critique), and use experimental art and storytelling techniques to challenge mainstream aesthetics and cultural norms. Underground comics are often raw, satirical, autobiographical, or explicitly political, and they prioritize artistic freedom, provocative content, and grassroots distribution—appealing to readers interested in alternative voices, subversive themes, and the history of independent sequential art.

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